The wheels of world's second largest rail network continue to remain jammed in different parts of Kashmir valley owing to continuous shutdown in the region since August 5.
On one hand, the Government agencies are struggling to bring back the public transport back on track and on the other hand, daily commuters are eagerly waiting to embark on the train journey and return to work.
On ground zero, the railway authorities are yet to receive a green signal from the higher authorities.
On an average, 30,000 passengers used to travel between Banihal to Baramulla on daily basis. In the absence of start of rail services, the railway authorities are only busy counting losses.
Due to frequent suspension of train services across Kashmir valley, the railway authorities have so
far incurred losses to the tune of over 6 crores in the last three years.